State discipline law keeps Black, Latino kids in class. Trump says it's illegal
Briefly

In response to concerns over disproportionate suspensions among Black, Latino, and Indigenous students, California schools have shifted away from suspending students for "willfully defiant" behavior. This change has been threatened by President Trump's recent executive order, which seeks to eliminate what it calls 'discriminatory equity ideology' in school discipline. Educators are uncertain about the implications for California's progressive reforms and view this directive as potentially undermining efforts to promote equity and diversity within schools.
Trump's directive challenges California's reformed discipline policies, which aim to reduce suspensions among marginalized student groups, leading to uncertainty in schools.
The executive order fosters confusion among educators, as some perceive it as a wider attack on diversity and equity initiatives.
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